75 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance when the marriage ban was initiated for working women who got married; the person by whom it was initiated; when it ended; the reason it did not apply to primary school teachers; if constitutional challenges were taken as a result of the ban; and if the State if obliged to repay moneys which were deducted for a pension scheme from which a woman can not benefit as a result of the marriage ban. [17180/08]

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75 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance when the marriage ban was initiated for working women who got married; the person by whom it was initiated; when it ended; the reason it did not apply to primary school teachers; if constitutional challenges were taken as a result of the ban; and if the State if obliged to repay moneys which were deducted for a pension scheme from which a woman can not benefit as a result of the marriage ban. [17180/08]

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1. 8 May 2008

   Departmental Staff.

   75 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance when the marriage ban was initiated for working women who got married; the person by whom it was initiated; when it ended; the reason it did not apply to primary school teachers; if constitutional challenges were taken as a result of the ban; and if the State if obliged to repay moneys which were deducted for a pension scheme from which a woman can not benefit as a result of the marriage ban. [17180/08]

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